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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-13
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hnais-o- of the Chici Baking Powders soil"
200 he south Thcir strength and Value
Asoertaincd Large >"mber Impure
and UnWholeome.
T..Onio State Dairy and Food Conn
o.f..f.n.r General IS H Huf-t BIAS made
n.I.I.. U.ir,nIar $40. OBJ the results of the
....,...... ..on'- inrc.fira un of baking
noNdrr This commission wa- formed
. iy ,lc LEGISLATURE. with instructions to
m.bran examination 90 the food supply
|ofihc State. and to give q report of such
examination t0 lbe public The eNami
nation of the baking powders was made
bv Professor ID s. Weber State Chem
I lit. aud. relating as 10 docs io an article
T of daily use in the food of almost every
one. +. of particular interest
The rather startling fact i- brought nl'
by thc report that of iAe thirty dlIcieni
brands of baking powder tna'l/rl conn
posing about all those sold ODD ihe State.
twenty of them arc made l'om alum 10
substance declared nr ihe hi-he-' h.ei.
ca authorities 100 hc injurious io health
when used ODD food.
Ihrl commissioner clte-IIle- llc nth.N-
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4 BRILLIANT MUSICAL EVENT.
Etelka Gerster. the Famous Singer.
Coming.

Etelka Gersier, the famous prims don
ma soprano, and Henry f. Ahbey's Grand
Concert Company Of 2j people will APP
pear at the Mozart Academy Of Music on
The 18th Of December The principals OF
the company consist Of the following
celebrated artists Madame Helene Has.
triela, prima donna contrato; Signor
Theo. Bjorkstein. tenor; Signor De
Alma, baritone; Signor Carline, basso
Signora Laconi. Signor Ferrari, and
Miss Nettie Carpenter
This Is the most celebrated artist who
has visited Richmond for many years.
and on the occasion Of her visit the
orchestra will be increased to thirty
pieces The prices of admission win be
-, $3.50, and -, according to location
Subs ription lists are now open at the
houses Of Waller ID. Moses, Maurice
Levi, and VI b. Ramos.
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CARDINAL MANNING At HOME.
hi. Views Concerning This Country and
Ireland.

fcorre.pondencc ~ the Baltimore sum-
Io>Doy October 81 spent am hour
with Cardinal Manning ON Friday we
ami i'm his library. large room, WIN
shelving running around TWO sides hHed
with rare and antique volumes. DE UT
niturc off the room is of The plainesl chaI'
acfcr. and the floors are bare except TOT
Two small and worn out rugs, which APP
near lust like palch in the centre. a
moro uninyitinr room and apartments
c., scarcely be- fancied. but 20 was all
f,rgotten i'm the charm of th presence OF
tbe owner. There is "a peculiar atiIac-
,inn I'm the culture and the manners Oh
many of the Catholic priesthood, when
h moi less appreciated and admired 10y
protrstants than by Catholics ! DO not
know when have spent AN hour more
fullof interest. instruction, ana ihieli'''
nal cniovment than that with lhls 'eaI'
lovely old man lie Is WITHIN mohlh OF
two of four score but while ms hguIe is
very spare. his face wan, and the wrinkles
ON 10 deep indeed the glorious soul anu
mind which God gave him beam with an
unavoidable lusire lie looked me straight
and steadily in the eyes As he talked ~
earnest gentle tones. and it was long az
fer left before the brighter and purer
atmosphere which he dihuscd faded
Naturally our talk ran upon English
Irish. ana American politics. and TO some
extent upon chuch matters.
The Cardinal eyinced accurate kno~l-
edre of American affairs. He admires
onr form of government but thinks ITS
a1n,i,i.tration could bee improved, it we
had fewer elections and longer terms 'i
nsce lie takes much interest in The
nropositon for the assembling OF Cam
bic congress of English. speaking people,
and ' said he had just received a letter from
p r''. Ireland i'm regard TO that matter.
I.sre8 ,be Cardinal about The progress
~ Catholicism in England lie sma IL
W was mos, gratifying that ii WAS ,l not SO :.
much in comparative point oil 1 num'ei TI "s
in material progress and influence. / ne y.
church now stood on a happy basis III
England and was given as much consul
eralion by government and people as any
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To Taxpayers

Coupons can be used in payment OF All
taxes due the State. \ very large pro-
portion Of your tax bills can De saved by
using coupons. Full legal protection
and indemnify guaranteed
JAMES = COOrER.
9ll Main Street, Richmond, Va.
advise AN persons intending 90 use
coupons 90 procure them from Mr. j. =.
Cooper or his agents, and gen bis guaran-
Tee of inFmniiy, as with 10 ] can secure
them full and complete legal protection
NM J.. ROYaIL.
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The Church Of
other denomination

other denomination. The Church OF
England did not exercise or attempt to
exercise any direct influence on legisla.
ton or politics, but of course its patron
age controlled votes. He showed me
from his window splendid site, covering
four acres, which he secured some time
since for the erection Of grand cathe-
dral in London. He said he should not
at his advanced time Of life, attempt 80
begin the work Of building this cathe-
dral that he must leave for his successor.
In speaking Of English politics, he said it
was probable that no people were better
satisfied with the structure Of their Gov
erument and its institutions than those o.
Great Britain Ia no government in the
world was there such degree Of abso
lutte personal liberty as Ia Great Britain.
One never knew there was any law until
he ran against il. Scotland and England
were completely fused in identity OF in
tcrest Ii was different with Ireland,
because Of the different treatment That
unhappy island has been ruled by En-
gland for more than three centuries by
force alone IL was under Henry VIII.
that the policy was inaugurated which
bad made and kept Ireland di-aiIected
Had t not been for This. ireland would
have been as devoted and as loyal 90 the
English crown as Scotland He was an
Enelishman 10 the backbone but he
knew and loved the Irish people 4 more
true. q more loyal. and more noble race
never existed. They could be ruled with
an unHred thumb when kindly and JUST
.v dealt With. ban they never would bow
90 force and wrong TIE bad often been
asked about bovc0iters and m0onshiners.
an5 SD ON Tie believed Chat Injustice
often developed tie worst passions of
mon and bovcofer- and m00nshiucrs
were fbc product of injustice. Proper
and lust land Jaws be considered to DE
thc essential element forthc iauQui'zng
of Ireland. and one feature mu @ Doe tle
requirement of scnice landlords t0 rc.
Turn or Dart with their estates There
,y.r.. several hfr corD0rlfi0ns iu London
w lob owned vast tracts of land in Ire
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difference of II 81 per cent, the ROYAL
being purer than Prices by correspond
ing figure.
The carbonic or leavening gas produced
by the powders indicates their strength
and their true value may be asceriained
by considering the amount Of this gas in
connection with their inert matter or
residuum as shown above The higher the
percentage of gas and the lower the per
centage Of residuum The better the baking
powder. These percentages, as found in
some Of the most familiar powders, are
given as follows
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so the premiere of Degomme enc Of our
tnc pWlmr appeared .n the lobbcs
tamolel OF thc last "cry' bon evening
ln hs shirt front hc wore two
tai- the single stud or "nombr.l hay
E., bad .ts day. his coat collar and lap
Were of mat silk. the tails of h.s coat
ist very short DIS waistcoat buttoned
Fiber high n- cruvat was madorncd hy
mmI or fDt. headed pins. DIS gloves
n putty culorel and without blaca
tlhnr. the urim of his bat was ilat,
at b.. came was gold headed and richly
r.0.-el Nc carried "a cane in order To
pls hands out of Dis pockets, which
mnnuced 90 bee @ reprcheusihle Eng
-a fashion. and the knob of bis cane
t barge and heavily embossed in order
tte insight not be tempted 90 suck 10,
-.-0n. tHs season, having prohibited
nyorte distraction Of the unoccupied
I...e london World.
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Per Cent. 81 Per Cent. OF
... .... ..... q a.. U.afIsarat.r

With the foregoing explanation the
study Of these figures will readily give
consumers a knowledge ofthe comp "a
tive value of the different brands To
illustrate with the percentages given The
TWO powders before compared the
Royal containing I parts Of leaveniug
gas 90 10j in Price its excess of strength
is 13 in 1Oj. or 124 per cent
Royal Is theref1-e 70 i0per cent stronger
a. well as al pcr cent purer than Price s..
etc. The relative strength and purity of
all the powders can De computed in like
manner
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HERMANN SCHMIDT,
EUROPEAN STORE
600 and 5o2 4. BROAD ST.. COR. FIFTH.
wv" = ~, =
ESTABLISHED IN lS43.
OSCAR CRAM x CO..
Imnnrfers and DoaLers M

FINE WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
h., leave 10 call attention 20 their l'rge stock
0f the above mentioned goods, most oil "hicn
are of their OWL importation from the nfst
house. n Europe and Havana
sherries of many different qualities from
tbe lower 20 the very finest grades Madeiras
from ten 20 nifty years old hmnd.es' vintages
from 1877 90 loi.
Their stock Of me Rye, Bourbon and scotch
Whistles. Jamaica and ~. CriN RUM Apple
and Peach Bandles r. not su assed by any
house in this city
OF Chan panes they always Keep all the
leading bran1s 10 stock but refer especially
o their Premiere serre and Vim des Goisses.
elected for them, and conceded 70 be tue
finest wines imported. ooSodan5S
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The large amount of inert matter or
re.iduum I'M both the phosphate alum
powders will be noted. This I'D The pAos
phate powders is largely of lime in the
alum powders 10 is chiefly alum. 10 vii.
be- gratifying 10 thepublic TO observe that
me powder in most general use, the
ROYAL. is also the purest. la comparing
the first TWO powders on the list, Tor in.
stance-the Royal and Dr. Prlce's-the
inert matter in Prices is seen to be about
five in seven more than in the former, d
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UGUGUAY'S CAPITAL.
,e EAsANT SIDE or LIFE AS
SEEN IN mONTEWDEO.

.,,nfnl Residences and Costly business
,,.,t.-Drcs.ing Ia the Height Of
I'D. ya.hion-Strcet Cars and Electric
,,-b,--N Curious Custom.
vortculco. the capital Of Uruguay and
,h.ef city, is as favorably located as
rncc in the world ON narrow
-,r " limestone rock Ike the back OF
.l.lr. 30 stretches ou. from thc coast,
-,,hc Atlantic ocean ON one side and
as R0 de- la Plata on the other The
..s.,. are Ike series az terraces not
I'D giving the most perfect natural
~-sce. hut furnishing nearly every
.s.nae with "a vista Of the river or the
9ter 80 isn't June In Uruguay it is
/ ,,n.r e'lom Too hot, and never too
During the summer season the
..nr Wcnos Ayrcs come over for The
1 .rnt and She city is very gay A
..... ..fc which inspires the owners
lr.. villas t0 paint them Zoo gay coiors
~. ..N purple green and orange-is
- ....HNlf modified hy foreign
and 0f late years thc quntas as
f.e rIF houses aIc taking ou moro
.ur- There arc moro beautiful
r.s l0uc,s anG business blocks
r.tI.0l chan In amy other South
cfy except SANTIAGO. tae c1pi-
i Sd. . Considerable caryei marble
i Irt standard building mate-
u dried brick. ond fhc walls ere
4 ru $50 t1 Three feet .l tUos-
and mroaetraN'o t9 heat
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I've cAlLDREN

"What kind Of bows go TO beavenn asked
the Sunday school superintendent "Dead
boys. yelled tle Youngest member of the iu
FAINT class Jordan Times
Mary vas nt away from the dinner table
because PRE- m-0ohavod and told t0 go uf-
stairs ul f.I nurse to put hor to bed TIE
family coming n from dinner 70 half hour
later found Deer threading herwav omong tie
parlor chairs and tables boo most complicated
figures "Marg exclaimed Der mother,
"didn't ] teN Fou 90 go uIetair' Mary
looked un p.acidIY "les. BOO. I'm going
I'm ou mY way now lIapers Bazaar
"N0w. Alice. arnt sou ashamed" Yes.
"Wen. what are you ashamed of" I'm
ashamed oft my pa"-Life.
Little Warreu's grandmother has q fine col
lection OF autographs, and is constantly
adding go it During house cleaning last
spring She had large, buxom negress 10 It's
sist, and 20 do the scrubbing. She expressed
herself o., satisfied at the admirable manner
ina which Ninic had done her work. ltpleased
Warren greatly to heas the woman so we'll
spoken Of as she had beon specially kind 20
him Whom grandma had expressed herself
fully Warren spoke up quickly, and said, IN
most enthusiastic voice. Lets geo her
autograph. grandma -laruers Marazine.
rwoDacurs wellheapcd Of coffee A weigh
one pound
One ut of best brown sugar weighs thir-
tern ounces
Twonblrnoon. Of powdered sugar or flour
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f..ufrI.f.I IraI irii In tNa- Hur. nI LNN.
,a..,nI. aorE.nt fHrthe te.Derfl compan. O.
4riu-,dttcr, ami of mc ...ne could hear
0f,fhout relief. atIa-t succeeded BOO nroih
,re PHI. e.er. nut DO cost me over 800. and
tf.nur system Na- Frustrated and .aturftod
with manuI poison and ] became most
h.'no-s / finally came here. my mout so
fIl,i with sores that could scarcely eat, au1
ny tongue RAYS and hlIed with little knots.
Various remedies we've resorfed 20 without
effect bought Two bottles oi Is. b. B. and
IN has curcdand strengthened me-. All sores of
my mouth arc healod aud my t'ngue entirely
cle,r of knobs aad soreness. and feel Ike a
new man 4. ,. bhIroN'
jackson. Tenn. April go 1876.
stif .Toints-A Most Remarkable Case OF
ScrofuIa and rheumatism.
IhaveaHtte boy twelve years old whose
knees have been drawn almost double aud ns
FONTS nr- perfectly stin. and has been 300 this
condition three years. unable 10 walk. During
that time be Medical Board OF Loudon
county examined him. and pronounced the dis
ease scrofua and prc-cr bed, but no benefit
eyerGeriyed. then used q mach advertised
preuaration without benefit. Three weeks ago
he became perfectly helpless and suffered
dreadmny.
A friend who had used g. %. b. advised rs
use. He hasu-ci one bottle and all pain has
cea.ed and be can now walls This has been
pronounced most wonderful action a. his
complaint had uaned everything lshail CON
tinue 20 use 10 on him.
Mas. EMMA GRIFFIrHs.
Tntn. Tenn. March D, lssd.
webb city. Ark, Blood.
Having tested g. b. Is. and found DO 10 po al ,
that is claimed for 10, commend 10 lo any ana
ever. Ouc suffering from oloDd poison. IL uas
done me more good for less money anu lll a
shorter space OF time than any Dl"od puiiH,i
ever used owe be comfort OF my NE loll7
use. tor have been troubled " "a severe
form of blood olson tor 3 ORGY ars ana i'unt
mo- relief equal 20 hat gwen ny lhe USE vi
b. Is Is. g. ht"A'h1i'
webb City. Ark, May 3, lsoo.
All who desire uu Information ap,ti tu5
cause and cure OF Blood POsOus, ocrotulA' ana
~cr0fulOus SWeiings. Ulcers, sores hheuii-a
usm. Kidney complaints, Iatafth' ttc'' N"li
secure by mail free. d copy oi our = page lilus
frfed Book Of Wonders hilel Win lAe must
wonderful and startling proof ever oeioie
known. ,..,. n.r,t
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a snoriaI train 600 the Nor'0IE and
Western arrived in fynchhurg Thursday
afternoon from Norfolk having on hoard
the directors off fhe Louisville and NH-h
willie road who Ore making % tour OF ihe
main stem The train made ihc ruL from
Norfolk Sos Lynchhurg l2i0milesl iuc.ud-
inc -toppaces. in four hours and ten
minutes. OF no the rate of q mile 10 one
minute and twelve seconds Leaving
Lvnchhurg the train ran 10 Roanoke
(53l miles, in one hour and twenty min
ute-. and from there 20 Refinrd If5
miles, I'm one hour and forty minutes.
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A MILLION FOR MISSIONS.
The object which The Mcthodlsts Have
Successfully Tried to Attain.

I The Object which The Mcthodlsts Have
I Successfully Tried to Attain.
There are over 800. 900 Methodisis In
this country. and to-day, figuratlvely
at least they are. as one OF their number
expresses il everlastingly throwing up
their hats One Of the ambitions OF
Methodi.m IN this country has been ac-
complished. A few years ago Dig TAR
cot was set up. with one milllon lot the
bulrs-evc. and the Methodists began
fr;ng AZ a This year they have hit the
bnlrs eve square, and it Is more than
nrobabie thai they have even done better
Than that
The Missionary Society Of the Metho-
dist church in 1884 elected the Rev.
| Charles G.. McCabe one Of its secretaries.
I Either hen or at some other time they also
gave him The title of Chaplain, and he IL
now known 90 every Methodist in the
country as Chaplain McCabe. Chaplain
[ McCabe had hardly taken ms sea in me
Office of ihe society when ne began I'd
+ talk about a million dollars Tor missions.
/ That was more than bad ever been ral,eo
/ for missionary purposes. and the Meiho-
di.fs werca trihe doubtful as 10 the SAM
iiv Of the Chaplain However, after DE
had talked at various places over lhc
country and bis audiences had found
Una, VINE" ''. ., ''.'r' ndllc,s seemed 10 flow
'".'''.''. .....,',,.i, th., ran,e to tbe con-
"'' Tl,,i.i, ,ca. aI fi.lf
''.s''" '' .''. ..,..1 ,....rot .., .ilr reach.
'....'.i l..rl ,,.rt lorh ON the
'" 81 ...,l., .....r,ferv and
paIl o' "' '''' ...t Observation-Disclosures
lhaIi lN N., ,,. Nf..lo5..i
lH' Dh'i''''" .l ...,. ,no..,b
loc",' WASH l.. d. ,ool
H' .rb.,. had i.en
"'''t and .,f..r r.ra4fed
' ....'.. ,,... f,rrd Thai success
ct...l.io llrOth,f.
was '' "' -,. r.r ,.,..ions n
pms. cry WAS ~ ''.'.'... ....l,. ro,rho.
.. ..E. .,,.' t.,o a million for missions
,..,,' Collections onv" Although over
Io. ., ,'.',' ,., r.i-e5 ir0a. not been
ALAN. luf includes be-
.I''' ''.'' .o t.e cnanlain
I t,,.trivo f,r His
s.l.' mas some .l''''i 'l..,..,.,,.,i,, fee1
Wen .'"'i' DID a.. ,,.rg ,.ru Doe
sure lntl -'Ii'' ''''', ..'t. and that
passed. ln IIe l.,.'''''' '' .It.t.~
ihc mount ssh" nave w "o
..... shin st ~,,, York.
me SUNNI" D.t,t.t.
over ID hundred yca'9 "5' '',, ......i..
war ship iussar, having u" 'I''" '''','J
five millions OF dollars I'D Eoiu 'D'"' a.
sunk IN the waters Oh lhe L"'' '''o., 90 90
what is now the nOrtheasl'Iy p"i' va
/ New York city. Up TO lhe pIcsc"' ''"i''
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The Clarke County Courlfr reports that
whilst OUT hunting one day last week Mr.
Thomas II Burwel OF Wildwood was
accidentally shot Boy bis brother Or.
Philin Burwen They were proceeding
I'm the direction of their homes when q
covev Of birds flew 40, which started
toward the evening sun, and the doctor.
NOT Observing his brother 10 The glare o.
LIGHT that struck his ewes, discharged hi,
gun. and the load Of shot unfortunately
hithis brother in the face and breast Mr.
Thomas Burwell was severely wounded,
and 10 is feared that be will lose the sight
Of one of his ewes by the unfortunate
accident
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WINES. LIQUORS. sc.
..DREPARE IN TINE FOR THE
INNER MAN"

JUST ARRIVED.
New R0qnetort Cheese.
New Neufchafelle Cheese.
New Fr mage dc Brie.
New Roherr y Flneappe Cheese.
New pates de- fOies bris.
New Auchovis lSardcAeoI.
New Russian and French Sardines'
New Picked Lamb Tongues.
New SMOKE and -alt >aim %.
New Smoked HeruuE-.
New homeless Goldfish.
Nov E,aporttet California Apr'cots.
Sew Eysp orstcd Peaches and Apples.
New Barley and Oh meal
New BuekwBeat Flour.
New Honey and Maple syrup
New Cape Cod CranhMre-.
New Ma aga Rdlsns.
New Malaga q apes
New Figs and Dates.
New extra fine Catsup
Sew Imported SauerkrAat- .,.,.,, MN.
Also new arrival of my CELbBhA TED
SWEET MIXED PICKLES 40 Onls a per
Nv well-.e ected large stock OF gener
GROCFRIF~. WINES. LIQUORS, ana daily
FRESH Bottled LAGER Bhth,
is 700 nell known 10 need further me"uonlng.
please -eild yuur orders in time 20 ihe' eah
be-. careful. Is attended to.
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DmriVe Reg6tsr "The bloodless i'm
promptu duel at Ringgold on Wednes-
dav lasi between Captain Joel II. Oliver
and Mr. Weldon c. lark resulted IN no
immediate damage 20 either party. but
was In many respects very unfortunate
affair. 10 was the reOpening of An old
wound that Is not vet healed Several
Shots passed between the gentlemen.
none OF which took effect The imme
diate cause Of the difficulty grew out OF
a charge brought against Cantain Oliver
that he sold whisky on election day
which charge he denied and resented. '
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LECTURE.
1 ECTURE AT THE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE Tho Oh st
of the series 0f Lectures arranged lur t} the
fOmmiftce viii boz delivered hy Mr.. g.. Is.
Macon. df o. ms itute, No D. Noitn Nintn
street. Ou Saturday next, NNitmhei i-ih at
o'clock pm. Subject. "oriEn. Philosophy,
aud Application of the Tint OF Weight and
Mea-umtur.'
Members of the Institute members of the
City Council. and friends OF the Institute are
cordially invited 10 attend 'noll-u
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Alfred Carter lcoloredl has been ar
rested in Buchanan last week on suspi-
cion of having robbed the United States
mail at Vesuvius Two registered letters,
al iu money and some writing paper
were missing 40 evidence sufficient TO
convict him could De obtained, however.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-13

.Staunton Spectotor Mr. John 3 Ruth
erford. a salesman in the clothing store
of Mr.. Lou f. Abby, lives on his farm.
about : miles from Staunton, between
the Greenvlle and MiddIebrook roads
His dairy has been robbed several times
during the past year On the night Of
the 18th of October he shot al some one
whom Doe believed was about 90 rob d
again The man made his escape and
he does not know whether be was wound
cd or not. ON last Friday night about
midnight ho heard bis dog barking. and
going ont t0 see what 70 was about he
discovered man in the year of bis dairy
fighting of fhc dog lle fired upon him
uitha Shot gun charged with SO. bird
shot. mI as he ran Hred 70 second and
il'r.tme llc then captured the party
whorf0.el t0 hca co.or.i m4n named
Albert Minor from ~taun'on.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-13

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